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US Officials weigh extradition concessions to detain foreign terrorists
US and European governments face legal and moral hurdles in extraditing al Qaeda suspects. The Bush administration examines offering compromises on death penalty use and military tribunals to win custody, with Spain Germany Italy and England cited. Possible measures include civilian judges on tribunals and allowing defense counsel selection.
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